After-School Dungeon Diver: Level Grinding in Another World Volume 4 [Complete] by Hitsuji Gamei

Author:Hitsuji Gamei
Language: eng
Format: epub

I was wandering around without a care in the world, then Dillon suddenly yelled in a panic, “Th-There’s a giant monster over there!”

“Huh? A giant monster?”

“Y-Yes!’ he said and gulped.

I wasn’t sure what he was talking about. We were in the Great Forest Ruins, which was a beginner area; there was no way a giant monster would be here. Maybe it was only visible to Dillon.

“It’s coming closer!” he shouted.

“Huh? Where? What monster?”

“Right there!” he said and pointed.

“There?” I asked and looked, but there was no monster in sight. “What does it look like?”

“Well, it’s about double my height,” he began.

“Uh-huh. So it’s twice as tall as us.”

“It’s furry all over with long ears and big eyes!”

“Furry, long ears, and big eyes,” I noted.

“Yes, with jet-black eyes. It looks very evil.”

That sounded familiar. In fact, I’d seen something like that the other day.

“It’s crouching in the bushes over there and slowly approaching,” he said.

“Uh...”

The monster he spoke of realized we were watching it, so it retreated into the bushes. The bushes rustled for a while longer.

“It’s about to come out,” said Dillon nervously as he drew his sword.

Eventually, a shadowy figure jumped out of the bushes—yep, it was a rabbit, the token weakling and comforting creature of the Great Forest Ruins: the Walker Rabbit.

Meanwhile, Dillon clenched his sword hilt, completely intimidated by the rabbit’s size.

I’d seen plenty of monsters that were actually gigantic, but since rabbits weren’t classified as monsters, his description hadn’t rung a bell. Looking at it now, I supposed it could be considered relatively big in these parts. I probably shouldn’t have been thinking along the scale of a Poison Chimera Zombie.

“I-It’s coming closer!” shouted Dillon.

“It sure is,” I said in an unamused tone.

“It’s fast!”

“Yeah, I guess it’s relatively fast,” I said.

“K-Kudo?!” said Dillon, growing even more perplexed by my casual attitude.

The rabbit swung its arms back and forth as it walked toward us. It thought it owned the place because Mr. McGregor wasn’t here; though, we’d probably need a six-meter-tall Mr. McGregor to handle a rabbit of this size.

I was used to seeing them, so they seemed cute to me, but Dillon’s reaction was probably reasonable for someone seeing one for the first time. He hadn’t even seen a small rabbit before, so it was completely alien to him.

Hmm? What’s its breed, you ask? Probably a Netherland dwarf rabbit.

Once the rabbit got closer to it, it raised its arms high overhead, striking a pose as if it were the strongest creature on Earth, in Yujiroesque fashion. Though, I knew whatever attack it was gonna deliver from that stance would be anything but strong.

But I soon realized this one wasn’t the type of Walker Rabbit that actually attacked people. Most of their basic activities consisted of walking around, munching on grass, and digging holes in the ground like European rabbits, but there were also several types of Walker Rabbits that acted differently when they encountered Divers. Some would approach and attack (harmlessly), some were friendly and would rub up on people, and some would mess with you by pulling on your belongings.

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